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    that's all news to me, i never had one die after doing that, and i created some serious dust storms airing them off too, not sure why yours died and mine didn't


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    Quote Originally Posted by Bear View Post
    that's all news to me, i never had one die after doing that, and i created some serious dust storms airing them off too, not sure why yours died and mine didn't
    well, my guess is what i mentioned before. they were used to running at such a high temperature that somehow the change did them in. again, i'm talking about a major layer of junk that could practically be removed like peeling a blanket off.

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